Who it’s for
One clinician or twenty. If your practice is small enough that the person who owns it also works in it, you are who we build for — and probably the customer everyone else quotes enterprise pricing at.
Practice types
Setup walks you through six steps, and your answers decide which modules appear, which forms are waiting for you, and what the schedule assumes about a normal day. Change any of it later without a migration.
Broad caseloads, long relationships, and a chart that has to hold twenty years of somebody. Recalls, chronic care and the annual review all run on their own schedule.
Chairs, hygiene, treatment plans and imaging — and a recall list that quietly decides the whole year.
See a clinic like this →A fifty-minute hour, notes that must not be casually readable, and a caseload that is a relationship rather than a queue.
See a clinic like this →High visit volume, short appointments, and care plans that need to track themselves across a course of treatment.
See a clinic like this →Imaging on the record, procedures coded where they happen, results back to the patient without a phone-tag week.
See a clinic like this →Cycles, medication plans and timing that cannot slip. The calendar is the treatment, not a container for it.
See a clinic like this →Clinicians in houses rather than rooms, with no clinic to come back to and no reliable signal in between.
See a clinic like this →Episodes of care, measured progress, and authorisations that run out before the patient is finished.
Consultations, packages, consent, before-and-afters, and stock that walks out of the cupboard.
Cardiology, endocrinology, ENT, podiatry and the rest. Deep records, referrals in both directions, results that matter.
Recurring appointments, standing orders, equipment with service dates, and consumables you cannot run out of.
Whatever you picked
The specialty decides the shape. It does not decide how much software you get — there is no module held back for a bigger plan.
The other half of the question
Every vendor page tells you who it is for. Here is the part that usually gets left out, because a practice that buys the wrong software is worse off than one that bought nothing.
If none of those describe you, the two months are free and there is no card to hand over.
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